Autódromo de Concepción del Uruguay

The Autódromo de Concepción del Uruguay is a racing circuit in Concepción del Uruguay, Argentina, where car races and motorcycle events take place regularly. The course measures approximately 4.3 kilometers and features nine turns that challenge drivers, supporting everything from professional Turismo Carretera races to training sessions.

The circuit opened in 2014 and has since become a central venue for motor racing in the region. Since its inauguration, it has hosted numerous regional and national events like Turismo Carretera and TC2000, shaping the motorsport scene in Entre Ríos.

The racing track serves as a gathering place for local motorsport enthusiasts who share their passion for car racing. On race weekends, drivers, mechanics, and spectators come together to celebrate the sport and create a sense of community around competitive racing.

The venue is easily accessible via National Route 14 and provides about 5 hectares of parking space for visitors arriving by car. During race weekends, spectators can watch from along the fences or in designated grandstands to experience high-speed racing up close.

The circuit's main layout measures 4,279 metres, making it the second longest in Entre Ríos: it exceeds Paraná's 4,219-metre course but falls short of Concordia's reconfigured 4,700-metre track. Since 2019 it has also hosted a round of the Argentine Rallycross Championship on a mixed-surface layout.